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<p>This brings or rather has already brought us to the<lb/><note>2. It may if the circumstances<lb/> of the<lb/>author of the damage<lb/> be inferior<lb/> to those of the<lb/>sufferer.</note><lb/>2<hi rend="superscript">d</hi> case of the ratio <add>that may subsist between</add> <del>of</del> the circumstances of the contending<lb/> parties: to wit that in which the author of the <add>party to whom the damage</add><lb/><add>is imputed</add> damage is the poorer. We see already that <del>he might</del> <add><gap/> even</add><lb/><add>on the ground of <hi rend="underline">compensation</hi></add> the share he ought to be made to bear of the damage<lb/>is less than what he ought to be made to bear were<lb/>the other party no richer than himself.</p> | |||
<p><hi rend="superscript">+</hi>We may therefore lay down one rule which will <note><hi rend="superscript">+</hi>To Ins. 1. N<hi rend="superscript">o</hi> 1.</note><lb/><note>General Rule for<lb/>the ratio of Compensation<lb/>in all three cases</note><lb/>comprise <del>both</del> <add>all</add> these cases. The Rule is this<lb/><del>This is</del> The burthen of compensation should be divided in such<lb/>a manner between the parties, that the ratio <del>whi</del> of<lb/>the sums they have to pay to their fortunes should respectively<lb/> be equal: except that if the <del><gap/></del> burthen<lb/>which falls upon <del>th</del> him to whom the damage is<lb/>imputed should be thought not sufficient [in the case<lb/>in question to answer the purpose] <add>for</add> prevention, as much<lb/>should be added to it as <add>is wanting to</add> <del>will</del> render it sufficient.</p> | |||
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<p>other Houses. This obligation <add>a</add> <del>the</del> Statute <add><del>of</del></add> <del><gap/></del> of the<lb/>year 1707 <hi rend="superscript">+</hi> took away. <add>Now</add> this was exactly the case we have <note><hi rend="superscript">+</hi>6 An. c. 31. §. 6</note><lb/>been supposing. The <del>circumstances</del> <add>fortunes</add> of the parties, no reason<lb/> being to be given for their <add>any</add> inequality, must be<lb/>supposed equals: and the circumstances of their living in<lb/>contiguous houses <add>circumstances that favour the supposition</add> is a reason for the affirmative. The<lb/>damage which the supposed negligent party must himself<lb/>sustain <add>seems to have been</add> was thought sufficient for <hi rend="underline">prevention</hi>: and this damage<lb/> is more likely to be greater than that of any neighbour,<lb/>than less or barely equal. As this damage must be sustained by<lb/>him at any rate, his fortune must therefore at any rate be<lb/>reduced in the first instance before the level of their's. This<lb/>then was held a sufficient reason why <add>even upon the supposition of there having been but</add> [in the case of only] one neighbour<lb/> thus indamaged, the remainder of the loss should be born by <del>being</del> such<lb/><del>rather than by [the</del> author of the damage] neighbour rather than by him on whom<lb/>the first loss had fallen.</p> | |||
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25 Compensation.
This brings or rather has already brought us to the
2. It may if the circumstances
of the
author of the damage
be inferior
to those of the
sufferer.
2d case of the ratio that may subsist between of the circumstances of the contending
parties: to wit that in which the author of the party to whom the damage
is imputed damage is the poorer. We see already that he might even
on the ground of compensation the share he ought to be made to bear of the damage
is less than what he ought to be made to bear were
the other party no richer than himself.
+We may therefore lay down one rule which will +To Ins. 1. No 1.
General Rule for
the ratio of Compensation
in all three cases
comprise both all these cases. The Rule is this
This is The burthen of compensation should be divided in such
a manner between the parties, that the ratio whi of
the sums they have to pay to their fortunes should respectively
be equal: except that if the burthen
which falls upon th him to whom the damage is
imputed should be thought not sufficient [in the case
in question to answer the purpose] for prevention, as much
should be added to it as is wanting to will render it sufficient.
NOTE.
other Houses. This obligation a the Statute of of the
year 1707 + took away. Now this was exactly the case we have +6 An. c. 31. §. 6
been supposing. The circumstances fortunes of the parties, no reason
being to be given for their any inequality, must be
supposed equals: and the circumstances of their living in
contiguous houses circumstances that favour the supposition is a reason for the affirmative. The
damage which the supposed negligent party must himself
sustain seems to have been was thought sufficient for prevention: and this damage
is more likely to be greater than that of any neighbour,
than less or barely equal. As this damage must be sustained by
him at any rate, his fortune must therefore at any rate be
reduced in the first instance before the level of their's. This
then was held a sufficient reason why even upon the supposition of there having been but [in the case of only] one neighbour
thus indamaged, the remainder of the loss should be born by being such
rather than by [the author of the damage] neighbour rather than by him on whom
the first loss had fallen.
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